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Persistent rain in northern Morocco before stable weather on Monday

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Morocco will see further rain on Friday 13 November over Tangier, Loukkos and the western Rif, before a lull over the weekend and stable weather from Monday. Temperatures will range from 9 to 15°C in the Atlas mountains to 28-35°C in the far south, according to Le Matin.

Further rain is expected on Friday 13 November in northern Morocco, particularly in Tangier, Loukkos, the western Rif and the western part of the Mediterranean coast. Scattered showers remain possible over the northern and central Atlantic plains as well as in the north-west of the Saharan provinces, according to Le Matin.

Rainfall should lose intensity on Saturday 14 November, with light rain still possible in Tangier, Loukkos and the western Rif. On Sunday 15 November, some showers may persist in Tangier, while the weather will generally be stable elsewhere. Stabilisation should extend to most of the country from Monday, according to Le Matin.

Maximum temperatures forecast for Friday will range from 28 to 35°C in the far south of the Saharan provinces and the south-east, compared with 9 to 15°C in the Atlas and Rif mountains. They will range from 18 to 22°C in other regions. On Saturday, minimum temperatures will vary from 3 to 9°C in mountainous areas and high plateaus, compared with 19 to 22°C in the southern provinces.

Low clouds may cause local drizzle or fog during the night and morning in several regions, including the northern and central Atlantic plains, Saïss, the phosphate and Oulmès plateaus, Souss and the north-west of the Saharan provinces. Moderate gusts are also expected on the central and southern coasts on Saturday, according to Le Matin.

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